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British Army medics to assist Northern Ireland's vaccination programme

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One hundred British military medics are to be deployed to Northern Ireland to help accelerate its vaccination programme. The request for additional support was made by Stormont's Department of Health, and approved by UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.

In a statement, he said: "Today, I authorised the deployment of 100 defence medics to support the vaccine rollout in Northern Ireland from the end of this month. "Our armed forces are once again stepping up to support the UK's response to the pandemic, working around the clock to protect our people in all four corners of the nation." A total of 664,029 people have received vaccine doses north of the border.

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